Saving and Searching data to and through different Worksheet with User Form

Yeft

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Hello There!
I need to save data and search for it through different worksheets in a work book via User Form. Data has to be saved depending on what section it belongs to
Each section's name (selected From a Combo Box ) would have a respective worksheet. When searching for data It should pulled out straight to the User Form.
Any Help on this issue would be much appreciated, as I tried and it does not work. Please see below the code I made for saving data:

VBA Code:
Sub cmdSave_Click()
Dim shBox As Worksheet
Dim iCurrentRow As Integer
Dim sBoxName As String


sBoxName = CLng(Control7.SelectedItem)                                       'Control7" (Combo Box to select the section)
Set shBox = ThisWorkbook.Sheets(sBoxName)

iCurrentRow = shBox.Range("A" & Application.Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row + 1
 
With shBox

.Cells(iCurrentRow, 1) = iCurrentRow - 1
.Cells(iCurrentRow, 3) = Control2.Text
.Cells(iCurrentRow, 4) = Control3.Text
.Cells(iCurrentRow, 5) = Control4.Text
.Cells(iCurrentRow, 6) = Control5.Text
.Cells(iCurrentRow, 7) = Control6.Text
.Cells(iCurrentRow, 8) = Control7.Text
.Cells(iCurrentRow, 9) = Control8.Text
.Cells(iCurrentRow, 10) = Control9.Text
.Cells(iCurrentRow, 11) = Control10.Text
.Cells(iCurrentRow, 12) = Control11.Text
.Cells(iCurrentRow, 13) = Control12.Text
.Cells(iCurrentRow, 14) = Control13.Text
.Cells(iCurrentRow, 15) = Control14.Text
.Cells(iCurrentRow, 16) = Control15.Text
.Cells(iCurrentRow, 17) = Control16.Text
.Cells(iCurrentRow, 18) = Control17.Text
.Cells(iCurrentRow, 19) = Control18.Text

End With

MsgBox "Data added succesfully!"

End Sub

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Hi,
firstly, there is an error at start of your code with this line

VBA Code:
sBoxName = CLng(Control7.SelectedItem)

the combobox control does not have the SelectedItem property. Also, you are coercing string data of the control to long data type & then passing this to a variable declared as string data type which is not really going to work.

But this aside, it would be helpful to forum if you could place copy of your workbook (with dummy data) on a file sharing site like dropbox & provide a link to it here.

Dave
 
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Solution
Hello Dave,

Thank you very much for the suggestion. I'm new to VBA, and still make lots of mistakes.
I finally went around the issue and fixed it.

I have now a different issue, but I think I'll need to open a different thread. and I'm still struggling on how to send
my file or a link for you guys to access.

Thank you so much!
 
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